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Thespians/Willy 1 Hailed
As Fast-Stepping Revue
(Continued from page one)
the stage in bathing suits of the
Nineties.
Frank Lewis added much to
the Atlantic City scene with his
impersonation of Clarence Pea
body, a “nice fella” who would
not let himself be pushed around
by Nate Pletcher, the lifeguard.
Joel Fleming, the lifeguard,
radio program, “N a, m e Your
Poison,” ad libbed plenty of zip
into a scene that easily could
have been muffed. And let a
word.be said for the three young
ladies from the audience who
proved themselves good sports as
contestants.
Bringing the show to an end
was the almost professional
scene, “Calypso.” Harry Wool
ever and “Mike” Claysmith de
serve no end of praise for a job
well-done as the native dancers.
Much' can be expected of both
in shows to come.
Credit should go to Woolcver
again, for all the dances of the
show, which he conceived and di
rected.
Laurels must also go to Bob
Gardner for the direction of the
music,' Duke Morris for direction
of the orchestra, and Abe Lein
bach, voice director.
The Alumni should be able to
overlook a few shortcomings of
“Welcome Willy,” and settle
down to a pleasant evening to
night and tomorrow night.
i :
Homecoming
(Continued from page one)
formance” of the Cadet Bugle
Corps of 1899 and the Cadet
Band of 1900-01.
The Alumni Association yester
day forecast the largest Alumni
turnout in the history of the Col
lege. • Shortage of housing facili
ties has been a serious problem
and indications are that all fra
ternities will be bulging with
Alumni guests.
Jobs Scarce—
(Continued from page one)
date to be announced later, ac
cording to Leetch.
A register of those eligible for
appointment will be established,
with the results of the..test being
used to determine precedence.
This register will serve as a
“pool” of manpower upon which
the various government agencies
can draw for new employees.
Most positions to be filled carry
a P-1 rating and an annual salary
of $2,974. This is for a five-day
week, with 26 days of vacation
leave and 15 days of sick leave,
with pay, each year.
CL urch C^alenclar
Friends Society
The Society will hold a discus
sion entitled,. “How Rich Can A
Poor Christian Be?” at the So
ciety meeting rom 8:30 p.m. Sun
day
Reformed Church
A work party for the student
paper, “Tatler,” will be held at
the church at 7 o’clock tonight.
Sunday there will be a supper
meeting at 5:30 p.m. followed by.
the regular evening service.
Unitarian Church
A Unitarian Fellowship meet
ing will be held at 7 p.m. Sunday
in the Windcrest Community
Hall.
Wesley Foundation
The Foundation will hold a
Homecoming party with square
dancing at 7:30 tonight.
On Sunday a student fellow
ship meeting at 5 p.m. will con r
sist of recreation, supper and de
votion.
Westminster Foundation
A “Fall Hoedown” will be held
tonight at 7:30.. Square dancing,
games, group singing and re
freshments will be on dock. There
will be an informal Open House
Saturday at 8 p.m. The regular
Student Department Service will
take place at 9:30 a.m. Sunday in
Westminster Hall. At 6:20 p.m.
Sunday in the Fireside Room a
discussion and talk on newspa
pers will be held/
THE DAILY COL
CLASSIFIEDS
FOR SALE
MEHCUBY CONVERTIBLE, 10111, fos
lights, radio, healer, back-up light, and
spot light. $1095. • Call Dave, 2025 Ilclle
fonte.
1041 CHRYSLER ROYAL * (G-cylinder)
sedan. Motorola radio—heater. Fair
shnpe. Call 0323.
1947 RED CROSLEY sedan.
condition. 35-40 miles per gallon. $485.
Can be. seen rear of Phi Delta Theta
daily. Call 2221 in evenings.
1940 CHEVROLET 2-door sedan. A±l con
dition. B-title. Any reasonable offer
Visit Sears—Over 25 Different Ouns To Choose Prom
SEARS GO 'ALL OUT' IN SMASHING, SLASHING SPORTING GOODS PRICES
•12 gauge “Power Pac" REPEATING SHOTGUN Now 64. M eJ. G. Higgins Peb-Tex FOOTBALL S2.M
•12 gauge standard model Repeating Shotgun now $62.94 •PILGRIM SWEAT SHIRTS—aII siies .SI.M
•22 caliber single SHOT RIFLE only
• Compare SEARS HUNTING COAT only $7.7*
.$1.99
sia.N
$7.91
$1.79
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• All Red and Black WOOL HUNTING COAT
•All Red and Black WOOL HUNTING BREBOHM
• Sport Load SHOTGUN SHELLS aa low ai
• Sta-klean 22 caliber SHORT CARTRIDGES 31c
• SHOTGUN CLEANING RODS onlr
• Wearer 22 caliber 4 power RIFLE SOOPB $l.lO
• 250 BULLS EYE PAPER TARGETS »I.M
•J. a Higgin* Peb-Tex BASKETBALL
.LEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA
conHidcred. Irvin Hall. Room 212. See
Bill. '
1940 BUICK 4-door« sedan. Very clean.
Apply to Bretach, Sigma-Pi. Phone 4928*.
FOR SALE. 1948 Chysler convertible
coupe. Like new. Can be seen at Jack's
Service Station.
7-WAY FLOOR LAMP, used two . years.
Good condition. $5.00. .1026 South Ather
ton. Phone 2647.
FOR SALE: 1935, Nash 4-door .sedan.
Runs good. Looks like h . . $75. .Harry
Moore 7247. j
ADMIRAL TABLE model radio-phono. 78
RPM chnnger, excellent condition, $45.
3213 after 5:30.
TUX, size 38. Excellent condition. Call
Schcidcmantel 7851.
FRENCH MADE binoculars, 10x36. Leath
er case. Excellent. condition. Price $20.-
Don Wampler. 706-B Windcrest.
Excellent
1940 CHEVROLET, clean inside and out
side. Call 3787. Penn State Trailer Sales..
Reasonable price.
Gauge Shotguns
oMtfaalterfat'b
FOR SALK: -Pair of black Buedc shoes.
Wedge heel. Babydoll style. Size ,58.
Worn once. Reasonable. Call 2248 between
G:9O p.m. and 9 p.m.
TRENCH COAT. Name on label McMena-
mln. Taken by mistake Friday at second
floor Spark's. Return to Sparks enstodinn.
Yours in there.
REWARD OFFERED for return of Senior
A-A Rook. Andrew Buchanan. Alpha
Gamma Rho. Phone 8181. <
PAIR OF GLASSES in blue case. Lost at
B.C. football Finder contact Stu
dent Union. Reward.
MAN'S Self-Winding wristwatch between
100-600 \yest College Ave. or 200 South
Atherton street. Finder please phone 2708.
LOG LOG slide rule. Name engraved on
rule. Edwin Nye. Reward. Phone College
Ext. 167 J. •
LOST RED WALLET containing meal
ticket near Pollock dorms . Tuesday.
Hungry. Finder please return tp 244 Me-
Elwain. ■
DBRS
AT STARS
The ONLY 12,16 Or 20
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\t this Low
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NOW 1 Lowest Prised Bolt Action 6-Sftot
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12, 16 or 20
JBB Use Sean La?-Away
NOto Plan. A/small deposit
. ■ ** J jW wiH hold- yooif gun
SdV9 $3 ■ unlit hunting sewon*
Today ! ~
Mister! There’* a hunter's dream waiting for you at Sears l Look
over this J. G. Higgins bolt action 6-shot repeating shotgun from
the non-glare bead front sight to the shock absorbing rubber re
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FLASHI Ju.t Received: 18 ONLY V
1949 MARLIN 30-30 Carbine RIFLES— onIy 372.55 ea.
III.M
37«
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LOST
-Gun
•PILGRIM SWEAT SOCKS—aII sl.es . 3te
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• GAMP COTS 27"x7r oniy
•Light weight CARBIDE LAMPS
• CANVASS COVERS—aII sices—u low as . ....IMS
•Men's and Women's BICYCLES—as low as S3J.B*
•LAUNDRY CASES—lowest prise In town .1...... 7.11.9*
•Oneida VICTOR TRAPS—at'low as .....Sts
• Sta Rite. Pint VACUUM BOTTLES .....91.M
•LUNCH KIT and PINT BOTTLE only ,|l.a«
•INSULATED a ALLOW OVUMI JW ...... *M»
££.m
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 14, 1949
WILL THE person who look- the Navy
Blue coat at the.Neuman Club meeting
call room 14 Simmons. I have your coat.
SUEDE JACKET, /Somewhere on campus*
will finder please return to Jo'Breisch,
Sigma-Pi. Phone 4928.
WILL PERSON who picked up raincoat
in front of 121 MI please.call ,'Turissini
3412. Will exchange.
MISCELLANEOUS
IT ISN’T NECESSARY to send your type
writer out of town for repair. Just dial
2492 or bring machine to 633. West College
Ave.
SANDWICHES, ICE CREAM, milk, choco
late milk, etc.; can be had at Dorm 20
and the PUB starting at 8 p.m. Sunday
through Thursday.
HARRY’S-RENT-A-BIKE —400 E. College
Ave. Phone 4200. 35 cents per hour.
Special day rates.
WILL PERSON who borrowed brown
Eversharp pencil, gold' top, at Boston
College game call Russ/ White, 5051-780.
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